im making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because i dont like the other ones and in this one i want a more simple and terse syntax that i find nice to use and to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code

its a very simple thing, i just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that i can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language

but for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i looked and i found this similar question

but in this, the user is asking for are the codes for the default layout on the system - one of the answers does say to go to [src]/drivers/tty/vt/defkeymap.map which does hold the corresponding codes to their unicode counterparts, but again thats not what i want at all

there is another folder i found that is /xkeyboard-config-2.44/etc/X11/xkb/symbols which actually holds the symbols that are used in a bunch of languages but not all the languages that linux or even X supports

i dont want some of the information, i want all of it, i am not looking for a generic example that shows how things work, i am looking for a complete, exhaustive list of all the codes and their mappings to the corresponding unicode symbols

i just want a webpage that has this

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that i dont have to make the damn thing myself

I am making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because I don't like the other ones and in this one I want a more simple and terse syntax that I find nice to use and to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code.

It is a very simple thing, I just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that I can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language.

But for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i looked and i found this similar question.

But in this, the user is asking for are the codes for the default layout on the system - one of the answers does say to go to [src]/drivers/tty/vt/defkeymap.map which does hold the corresponding codes to their unicode counterparts, but again thats not what I want at all.

There is another folder I found that is /xkeyboard-config-2.44/etc/X11/xkb/symbols which actually holds the symbols that are used in a bunch of languages but not all the languages that linux or even X supports.

I dont want some of the information, I want all of it, I am not looking for a generic example that shows how things work, i am looking for a complete, exhaustive list of all the codes and their mappings to the corresponding unicode symbols.

I just want a webpage that has this.

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc.

Please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that I dont have to make the damn thing myself

im making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because i dont like the other ones and in this one i want a more simple and terse syntax that i find nice to use and to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code

its a very simple thing, i just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that i can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language

but for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i just want a webpage that has this

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that i dont have to make the damn thing myself

im making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because i dont like the other ones and in this one i want a more simple and terse syntax that i find nice to use and to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code

its a very simple thing, i just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that i can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language

but for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i looked and i found this similar question

but in this, the user is asking for are the codes for the default layout on the system - one of the answers does say to go to [src]/drivers/tty/vt/defkeymap.map which does hold the corresponding codes to their unicode counterparts, but again thats not what i want at all

there is another folder i found that is /xkeyboard-config-2.44/etc/X11/xkb/symbols which actually holds the symbols that are used in a bunch of languages but not all the languages that linux or even X supports

i dont want some of the information, i want all of it, i am not looking for a generic example that shows how things work, i am looking for a complete, exhaustive list of all the codes and their mappings to the corresponding unicode symbols

i just want a webpage that has this

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that i dont have to make the damn thing myself

im making another remapper (xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc) because i dont like the other ones and in this one i want to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code

its a very simple thing, i just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that i can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language

but for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i just want a webpage that has this

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that i dont have to make the damn thing myself

im making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because i dont like the other ones and in this one i want a more simple and terse syntax that i find nice to use and to make an API that people can use to insert their own language support after the fact so no one has to wait for me to implement it into the source code

its a very simple thing, i just want to know what the scancodes for all symbols in all languages look like and what they are so that i can build the program and the API around that, this will allow me to make an API that is as simple as possible so that people can just copy/paste their language symbols into the correct format and their done, now the program supports their language

but for the life of me i cant find the full list of codes that the linux kernel generates for each unicode symbol, i just want a webpage that has this

All Symbols

| dec | hex | symbol | scancode(linux) | scancode(freebsd) | scancode(windows) | ...

| 97 | 61 | a | ... | ... | ... | ... ....

for all numbers, letters and symbols - like mathematical symbols, punctuation symbols, etc please tell me there is actually a list out there that i can just reference and tell others to reference as well to make their own language maps and that i dont have to make the damn thing myself